EEG ECG Biometrics Market Lucrative opportunity By 2025

​An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a diagnostic tool that analyses the activity of an individual’s heart. ECG combined with biometric solution is used for authentication purposes as every individual have different cardiac muscle movement and resultant electrical activity. The electroencephalogram (EEG) biometric technology is used to record and measure electrical activity of the brain which is also saved for authentication purposes. The EEG and ECG biometrics help to identify the individuals on the basis of their behavioral traits. It forms an additional layer of security to access data since this kind of technology cannot be impersonated as of now. The global EEG ECG biometrics market is expected to experience a fast growth rate during the forecast period from 2016 to 2025 due to its increasing adoption in the healthcare sector, government, banking and financial for securing confidential information of individual.

The global EEG ECG biometrics market is expected to witness a progressive growth in the coming years due to rapid adoption of multimodal biometrics in industries such as insurance, banking, healthcare, airport and others. These multimodal biometrics require a combination of two or more biometrics that would help prevent unauthorized access to database of mobile devices or different databases. The EEG ECG biometrics help in securing the online and offline applications and organizations are assured to get accurate results. For instance, EEG and ECG biometrics are used at various airports to restrict the entry at sensitive areas only to authorized personnel.

However, in spite of these factors, the high initial cost of EEG and ECG biometrics is anticipated to hinder the growth of the market at present. In addition the strong competition from biometric is likely to hinder the growth of EEG ECG biometrics market.

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For the purpose of providing detailed research report, the global EEG ECG biometrics market is classified on the basis of component and end user. On the basis of component, the EEG ECG biometrics market is segmented into scanners, hardware, software, sensors and integrated solutions. In 2016, scanner held the largest market share due to easy installation process and easy to use. By end user, the EEG ECG biometrics market is segmented into healthcare, government, banking and financial and others. The healthcare segment is expected to dominate the market during the forecast period for implementing improved security of crucial data like doctor’s diagnoses and patient’s information. This is also being used for patient and staff verification. In addition, due to the increase in number of cyber-attacks and terrorist attacks the government is installing stronger security measures for the identification of the individuals. The EEG and ECG biometrics would also help to reduce the chances of theft of critical data from government departments like law enforcement, defense, intelligence and others.

Geographically, the global EEG ECG biometrics market has been further segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East and Africa. North America held the largest share of the EEG and ECG biometrics market in 2016 and is expected to lead the market throughout the forecast period. The EEG and ECG biometrics market of North America is majorly driven owing to wide concentration of the key EEG and ECG biometrics manufacturers in this region. Moreover, the increased awareness of the benefits that are offered by EEG and ECG biometrics has led to the adoption of this EEG and ECG biometrics not only in the healthcare segment but also in other industries as well.

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